National Republican., 1887-03-21
ADJUSTMENTS
1.-THE LITTLE TYCOON" RETURN

1.-THE LITTLE TYCOON RETURNS.
The remarkable and unprecedented success
OF 1.-THE Little Tycoon" company of their first
engagement at Albaugh's Grand Opera House
this season will not be forgotten, and In. COM
pliance with general demand and desire to
see them again they have returned to this city
That they will be welcomed by large houses
and appreciative audiences is certain to fol-
low. fhe company consists Of Bob Graham,
the original Knlckerbocker; Edna Delaro, the
original Miss Hurricane, who comes here In
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Charles Campbell. The music Of THE Little,
Tycoon" is bright and tuneiul, and the per-
formances go with dash and precision,
SOL SMITH RUSSELL IN "PA."
Commencing with this evening the popular
comedian, Mr.. Sol Smith Russell, and his
superb company viii begin an engagement of
iionai Theater. Sol Smith Russell is the ex-
ponent of refined comedy. This could not be
otherwise. of the stage Mr.. Russell is one OF
The most polished Of gentlemen, and one OF
tances. PA is q nav bit OF playwrights
work which he will introduce to a Washing
ton public at the New National this week. It
mendation from audiences In other cities. II
is said the part fits Mr.. Russell like glove,
and also allows him to introduce his famous
ters That Make Me Tired" Way Down East"
THE Country Dancing Teacher" "Theyre
the Picture Of Their Pa being his latest and
Interesting, and the play, which is in three
acts, is full of strong situations Sol Smith
Russell has taken remarkable hold on the
public. The company embraces an array OF
names well known throughout this country.
KERSASs WASHINGTON THEATER.
Kernan's will begin this afternoon the peals
Of merriment which are TO continue, echoed
and re-echoed through the matinees and
with all their thropg OF speciality artists, ap-
pear, New songs will be sung; novel dances
invented, and the three act comedy. "Grogan's
including "shantytowm mtp BY os Moonlight" % q
be performed. To render the tn eater perfectly
safe during the explosions Of laughter, addi.
tionai ventilating registers have been intro
HARBIss BIJoU THEATER.
Newton Beers, the naturalness and intensity
Of whose acting are known to our citizens, win
appear during this week at the BIjou as Job
AImroyd, the loving, revengeiul, yet forgiying
miner of ~ oSt in London" A complete iden.
tiheation with that curious and contradictory
character may be confidently an,isiPated-ope
moment and TO retain Its grasp on the imagina.
ton and the momory through following years
The ladies OF his talented company Jessie Lee
Randolph, Phdbe Don, and Kate Romane-
are admirably adapted TO the presentations
they assume Songs and dances give variety
and spirit TO the drama. Its scenery has been
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grand enterprise of Newton Beers aud, attrac-
tive throughout seems like enchantment In the
transformation of the conclusion.
THE DINE MUSEUM.
The old story, ever interesting, of "Uncle
Toms Cabin" win elicit the laughter and
tears OF audiences at the Dime during this
week. Holland presents the version which
has numerous features OF superiority above all
others, and the scenery and appointments are
unequalled The original impersonator In
London OF Uncle Tom, W. NJ. Frost, win render
the character liielike. Songs, camp meeting
hymns, &C., with superior dramatic cast